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Despite wider macroeconomic headwinds, the secondaries market continues to see steady transaction flow, says AltamarCAM managing partner Miguel Zurita.

Mid-market private equity firms are increasingly using technology to enhance both their own operations and those of their portfolio companies, says SAP’s Nick Maglaris

Evaluating exit opportunities prior to making an investment is a critical consideration in the African PE market, says Albert Alsina at Mediterrania Capital Partners.

New technologies are disrupting traditional industries and catalysing value creation opportunities in Africa, says Tope Lawani of Helios Investment Partners.

Though LP appetite for venture secondaries is growing, the subsector faces a host of unique issues that are yet to be overcome, says Richard Chow, a managing director in the private capital solutions team at PJT Partners.

GP-led deal activity is continuing apace. How should investors consider this segment in the context of their wider secondaries and PE allocations? Pantheon’s Amyn Hassanally and Kevin Dunwoodie discuss.

African dealflow has defied a global slump, but selecting investments in the right sectors and geographies remains imperative, says African Infrastructure Investment Managers’ co-managing director Olusola Lawson.

Long-term value creation will be crucial to overcoming exit challenges within the tech sector, says Vista’s founder, chairman and CEO Robert Smith.

Digital transformation is reshaping the private markets, making burdensome compliance tasks manageable and streamlining business processes, says Workiva investments industry principal Arthy Kumar.

More creative financing and deal structures will spur healthcare investment and exit activity beyond the current focus on trophy assets and add-ons, say Ropes & Gray’s Neill Jakobe and Carolyn Vardi.